Mike posted tires through Facebook marketplace. Great communication, great price, great service…read more His crew Test fitted a larger tire for me and I was in and out within an hour. Thank you.

Mike and his crew will turn themselves inside out to help you with your needs! Fast and quality…read morework! Highly recommend Tire King!!

Absolutely, positively will never use this VIP again…read more Multiple times we've called and asked if they can perform SPECIFIC issues with our vehicles. One of the Mike's will tell you "absolutely " so you drive an unsafe vehicle to their location and then the other service dept Mike will say "nope, can't do it". Their professionalism is absolutely horrible. I should have realized the first time I took my car in and it came out with the same service light that this shop is anything but professional. I don't think I would trust them to do a simple oil change correctly. BEWARE

We had a great experience here today. Went in with concerns about alerts on my car's tire pressure…read moremonitor and were met by a super friendly and knowledgeable gentleman who gave us guidance and info (including specifics about my car's make), which didn't happen to include recommendations for any unnecessary services or even investigation. He gave us some advice as to what we should look out for to determine whether the tires really had any leaks. Bought a digital gauge (for all of $12), interacted with several more helpful employees, noted uneven tire pressure on my car's four tires and the technician quickly evened them out, for free. Honestly you cannot beat that - quick, attentive, knowledgeable service, friendly staff, and walking away feeling better about your problem without having been sent on a goose chase of costly repairs.

We went to get them to put on some new tires and a front end alignment and when we picked it up…read morethey were unable to do the front end alignment due to what they say is a rusty bolt which had been taken off recently do to new parts that we put on . The tire pressures were 52 and 42 for front tires and 43 and 49 for the rear tires and the gem valve stem covers were missing and cheap ones put on . We give them a minus 3 . Worst service ever

Occasionally they answer the phone. Tried to follow up call several times for tires that were…read moreordered. No one called back, no one answers phone, going on location and they appear to be in business but no one working the desk. I'm not going to beg for people to sell me something.

This Walmart Auto Center saw our Jeep with a flat tire last week. We ordered a tire. It arrived. We…read moreagain made the 4 hour round trip for them to install it. When we arrived, they told us they couldn't/wouldn't replace the one tire. They literally sent us on the road with that flat tire. #malpractice

The folks at Everett's are knowledgeable and honest. They are a wonderful local business. I would…read morerecommend them for any tire needs.

they fit me in for an inspection same day .. super polite and professional.. my car didn't pass ( i…read morewas lucky)and they gave me a reasonable quote to fix . made the whole thing easy on me when i was stressed .. thanks so much ill be back

From the owner: Get quality auto repair in Somerset County, ME at family-owned and operated Turcotte's Garage. Our…read moregarage has been providing quality since Dana Turcotte opened it in 1982. Dana's son, Shane, is carrying on that legacy as the owner. Our vehicles are no different than anything else in life. Sometimes they break down and need some extra attention. Our licensed auto mechanics can handle a wide variety of auto repairs for foreign and domestic vehicles.

My jeep was off the road 20 feet down a hill. Dostie's recovered it as I was waiting (off location)…read morefor the tow truck from a different shop to recover it. It was there less than 2 hours. They snatched it up before my tow arrived. It was extremely difficult to get from their shop. It took almost 1 week and over $1000 just for a recovery and tow. They said it was $350 initially, but they kept it over the weekend, and the bill just kept getting bigger. I will never do business with these people again.

Brock was professional, courteous & speedy. He changed my tire quicker than Ricky Bobby's pit crew…read more I was on my way faster than a 5 legged Maine Moose! He was able to run my credit card right on his iPhone. He asked if there was anything else I needed after changing my tire and I said yes a good place to eat. He told me about this truck stop called Dysarts and he was right - excellent food!

I had a bunch of stuff done and picked it up this past fri... 4 hrs later my kid is broke down on…read morethe interstate in shitty weather and its getting dark. I called Randy's, told em what happened and they insisted they go get the jeep and my kid, brought him home to me and that was that. It is now Monday, the issue was the axle they put it didn't have grease in it like it was supposed to,not their fault, so they replaced it. I did need tires, didn't realize how bad they were. They gave me an estimate, I called 5 other places and they were all more expensive then Randy's quote. So now my jeep has new sneakers and other new parts. They were great with helping me, always explained stuff if I didn't understand it, and getting my jeep and especially my kid back to me safely. Soo a BIG thumbs up from me!! P.s. loved playing with the pup when I was there!

Where to start... I am usually the person who does all the auto repairs in the family, but around…read moreMay 2020 I had hurt my shoulder when my dads 2008 Jeep needed the front u-joints replaced. Since I couldn't do it he asked around and was told Randy's was a good place to get work done. He dropped he jeep off for the repair, a few days later they called and gave him a long list of parts that needed to be replaced, rear brakes, rear rotors, front rotors, front wheel bearings, oil pan, front differential seals, upper and lower ball joints. The price was around $2,000, my dad asked me and while I was surprised the Jeep needed that much work I assumed it needed the work and told him to go ahead. It took a few weeks and he got his Jeep back. On the way home he stopped to get an ice cream and wanted to look at his new oil pan (he's odd like that ). As he got looking he noticed the oil pan was not new, in fact it was the old one still. The next day he went into the shop and they said there was a mix up and the garage didn't end up doing the oil pan, they gave him back what he paid for the oil pan and labor to install it. He was happy with that solution. Since this is a second vehicle for him he doesn't drive it a lot, so about 2 month and ~300 miles later he noticed oil in his drive way coming from the front end. I took a quick look and it appeared the front differential seals were leaking on both sides. He called Randy's and they agreed to fix it. After a few days they called and said it was all set, he picked it up and drove it around 1,000 miles (2-3 months)before the seals started leaking again. He called Randy's again and again they took it in to look at it, the kept it for about 2 weeks and finally called to say it was fixed again. He picked it up for a third time. About 3 weeks after he got the Jeep back he started hearing a grinding noise from the rear brakes, my brother in law pulled the tire off and the brake caliper mount was MISSING one of the bolts, after going to the dealer and getting a new bolt he checked the other side and one of those bolts were also loose. Around December I was looking at his Jeep and saw the front and rear wheel seals were leaking. I had him bring the Jeep to my garage since I was all better. When I pulled the rear rotors off I was shocked to see Randy's had COMPLETELY removed the e-brake hardware from both rear tires!!! The rotors were almost new (around 4k miles on them), but under them was just the e-brake cable end!! This was a huge shock give how critical an e-brake is in an emergency. Once I got over that and fixed the wheel seals I moved to the front end..... I grabbed the right tire and it was clear the ball joints were junk, then on the left side the wheel bearing was grinding!! I got looking and they hard WELDED the lower ball joint in place!! Luckily they tried welding a steel ball joint to cast iron and it didn't hold, however what they did do was melt the boot, which would cause the ball joint to fail. Once I remove the front pumpkin and the axles I saw the issue with the seals, they had damaged them moving the axles in and out, causing them to leak. They tried to fix it by putting silicone sealant around the seal. On the left side the bearing was an old one, it had not been replaced like they said it was, and they had cross threaded the lower caliper mount bolt. I know this is long winded, but had I not seen this for myself I wouldn't have believed it. This goes beyond poor craftsmanship and into fraudulently charging customers for work that isn't performed along with removing critical safety equipment. I would strongly recommend staying away from this place.